Send to Kindle bot de libros

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Niche but genuinely clever for Kindle owners: a book sitting in a chat reaches your reader in a couple of taps. We like that the project is open source, so anyone can see how it works. The catch on day one is a bit of fiddling with email addresses and Amazon settings.

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You know the scene: a friend sends a book on Telegram, and you would rather read it on your Kindle than on a phone. Send to Kindle solves exactly that. Forward the file to the bot, it emails it to your reader's address, and the book shows up on the device a little later.

To make that work, the bot asks for two addresses: the email tied to your Amazon account and the special address Amazon assigns to each Kindle. One more step happens on Amazon's side, where the sender address must be added to the approved list in your personal document settings, otherwise the emails get rejected.

A single developer maintains it, and the source sits in a public repository: Python code that sends mail through its own server. That is a plus for privacy, because you can verify your files go nowhere except to your Kindle. The author does not charge for it and only asks for optional donations.

Which formats the reader accepts is Amazon's call, not the bot's, so ebooks and documents work while random files may not. If a book never arrives, check the approved sender list first.